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Retaining data with power off
When you turn off your computer with fully charged batteries, the
batteries retain data for the following approximate time periods:
Battery pack
4 to 5 days
RTC battery
1 month
Extending battery life
To maximise the life of your battery pack:
If you have extra battery packs, rotate their use.
If you will not be using the system for an extended period, remove
the battery pack.
Store spare battery packs in a cool dry place out of direct sunlight.
Replacing the battery pack
When the battery pack reaches the end of its operating life you will
need to install a new one. The life of the battery pack is generally about
500 recharges. If the
Battery
indicator flashes orange shortly after fully
recharging the battery, the battery pack needs to be replaced.
You might also replace a discharged battery pack with a charged spare
when you are operating your computer away from an AC power source.
This section explains how to remove and install the battery pack.
Removing the battery pack
To replace a discharged battery, follow the steps below. Refer to
Chapter 2,
The Grand Tour
, for component locations.
When handling battery packs, be careful not to short circuit the
terminals. Also do not drop, hit or otherwise apply impact; do not
scratch or break the casing and do not twist or bend the battery pack.
If you are using Windows 98, do not remove the battery pack while the
computer is in
Standby mode
. Data is stored in RAM, so if the computer
loses power it will be lost. It is a good idea to save your data before
shutting down the computer in Standby mode.
1. Save your work.
2. Turn the computer’s power off. Make sure the
Power
indicator is off.
3. Remove all cables connected to the computer.
4. Turn the computer upside down.
- 2610/2650 Series 1
- Portable Personal Computer 1
- User’s Manual 1
- Copyright 2
- Disclaimer 2
- Trademarks 2
- EU Declaration of Conformity 3
- BLANK PAGE 4
- User's Manual v 5
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- User's Manual vii 7
- General Precautions 8
- CE compliance 9
- Working environment 9
- Conformity Statement 10
- Table of Contents 11
- Chapter 4 Operating Basics 12
- Chapter 5 The Keyboard 12
- User's Manual xiii 13
- Chapter 9 Optional Devices 14
- Chapter 10 Troubleshooting 15
- Manual contents 17
- Conventions 18
- Key operation 19
- Messages 19
- Introduction 20
- Features 21
- 01_261UK 22
- Special features 25
- The Grand Tour 29
- Left side 31
- Right side 32
- Back side 33
- Underside 34
- Front with the display open 35
- Indicators 37
- System indicators 38
- 3 ½" diskette drive 39
- CD-ROM drive (2610CDT) 40
- DVD-ROM drive (2650XDVD) 41
- Region codes 42
- AC adaptor 43
- Getting Started 44
- General conditions 45
- Placement of computer 45
- Seating and posture 46
- Lighting 47
- Wor k h ab i t s 47
- Connecting the AC adaptor 48
- Opening the display 49
- Turning on the power 50
- Turning off the power 51
- Benefits of hibernation 52
- Windows 98 52
- Data save in hibernation mode 53
- Benefits of standby 53
- Executing standby 54
- Standby limitations 54
- Restarting the computer 55
- Restoring the preinstalled 55
- Operating Basics 56
- AccuPoint II precautions 57
- Replacing the cap 57
- Using the CD/DVD-ROM drive 58
- Pulling the drawer open 59
- Inserting a CD 60
- Removing compact discs 61
- Disk care 62
- Internal modem 63
- Cleaning the computer 64
- Moving the computer 65
- Heat dispersal 65
- The Keyboard 66
- F1…F12 function keys 67
- 05_261UK 70
- Keypad overlay 71
- Numeric mode 72
- Generating ASCII characters 73
- Power and Power-Up Modes 74
- Power indicators 75
- DC IN indicator 76
- Power indicator 76
- Battery types 77
- Safety precautions 78
- Charging the batteries 79
- Monitoring battery capacity 80
- Replacing the battery pack 81
- Releasing the battery cover 82
- Removing the battery pack 82
- Installing the battery pack 83
- Password = 84
- Set Password Again? (Y/N) 85
- Power-up modes 86
- Panel power off 86
- System Auto Off 87
- Auto power on 87
- Toshiba Utilities and Drivers 88
- Sound Driver for Windows 89
- Toshiba Services 90
- CD Player 91
- Close button 91
- Setup and Password Security 92
- Accessing HW Setup 93
- Pointing Devices 94
- Boot Priority 96
- External Keyboard Fn key 97
- USB Legacy Emulation 97
- PC Card Controller Mode 98
- User Password 99
- Device Config 99
- Device Configuration 99
- Parallel/Printer 100
- Printer Port Type 100
- Hardware Alarm 100
- Power Saver Utility 101
- Show icon on System Tray 102
- Power Save Modes 102
- Power Save Mode Details 103
- Power Save Mode 104
- System Power Mode 105
- The Alarm window 106
- Executing TSETUP 107
- Default configuration 108
- TSETUP options 109
- Password 109
- Battery Save Mode 110
- Power on Boot Select 112
- Power On Display 112
- LCD Display Stretch 112
- TV Config 112
- CPU Cache 113
- Level 2 Cache 113
- Auto Power On 113
- Alarm Volume 113
- System Beep 114
- Configuration 114
- I/O Ports 114
- Built-in Modem 115
- Parallel 115
- Password security 117
- How to set the passwords 118
- User password 119
- How to reset the passwords 120
- Version 122
- 08_261UK 122
- Optional Devices 125
- Installing a PC card 126
- Removing a PC card 127
- Memory expansion 128
- 09_261UK 129
- Removing the modem board 130
- Removing memory module 132
- Additional battery pack 133
- Additional AC adaptor 133
- Battery charger 133
- Parallel printer 133
- External monitor 134
- PS/2 mouse 135
- PS/2 keyboard 136
- Security lock 136
- Troubleshooting 137
- Analysing the problem 138
- Hardware and system checklist 139
- Overheating power down 140
- AC power 140
- 10_261UK 141
- Keyboard 142
- LCD panel 143
- Hard disk drive 144
- CD-ROM drive 145
- DVD-ROM drive 146
- Diskette drive 147
- Pointing device 148
- Serial mouse 149
- Sound system 150
- Hibernation 151
- Diagnostic test 153
- Choosing test options 154
- Test sequence 155
- Subtests 155
- Display tests 156
- Character attributes 156
- Character sets 157
- Graphics capabilities 158
- Floppy disk (Diskette test) 159
- Hard disk test 159
- Printer test 160
- Before you call 161
- Where to write 161
- Specifications 162
- Power Requirements 163
- Processor 163
- AA_261UK 164
- AccuPoint II 166
- PC card slot 166
- Software 166
- Certification 168
- AC Power Cord and Connectors 169
- What the warranty covers 171
- AC_261UK 173
- Keyboard Layouts 175
- Norwegian 177
- Portuguese 178
- Swiss-German 179
- UK English 179
- US English 179
- Display Controller and Modes 180
- Table 1. Video modes 181
- AE_261UK 182
- If your computer is stolen 183
- Toshiba Theft Registration 184
- ASCII Character Codes 185
- AG_261UK 187
- Glossary 191
- GL_261UK 193
- User's Manual Index 1 204
- Index 2 User's Manual 205
- User's Manual Index 3 206
- Index 4 User's Manual 207
- User's Manual Index 5 208
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